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William Hays Confirms Tennessee Trump Superstore Closure Is Due To Dwindling Sales Rather Than Retirement

William Hays, the owner of the Tennessee Trump Superstore near Knoxville, confirmed that the retail outlet is closing primarily due to a lack of customers rather than his personal retirement. The store, which features a wide array of merchandise including a $2,999 mannequin and a brick outhouse labeled "Democrat Superstore," is currently liquidating its inventory at a 50 percent discount. While local news reports initially suggested Hays was moving to Florida, he clarified that he remains in the place but intends to launch new business ventures. An employee named Dan noted that while the store saw massive spikes in traffic during major political events, such as the assassination attempt on President Trump, popularity for the president is currently dwindling. Dan observed that working-class shoppers are facing difficult financial choices due to high gas prices and tariffs. Despite the store's closure, Hays maintains that the land value remains high and he plans to open a new business on the site. He emphasized that the closure is a matter of retail business rather than personal relocation.

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